Studies In The Problem Of Sovereignty (1917)

The book offers a critical exploration of sovereignty, analyzing various theories such as divine right, natural law, and popular sovereignty. Laski emphasizes the interplay between sovereignty and democracy, advocating that true democracy necessitates limits on sovereign power. His commitment to social justice is evident, as he views sovereignty as a social construct subject to continual redefinition by citizens. This significant work of political theory remains relevant and is essential reading for those interested in the complexities of modern governance and democratic institutions.